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Skills Development Scotland’s Parent and Carers Research

Skills Development Scotland would like to know what parents and carers think about Scotland’s careers services.

Feedback from the parent and carer survey will be shared with partner organisations.

Enter the SDS parent and carer survey on careers services: https://sdscustomerfeedback.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5yzz5v0qpAkhVzv

The survey will close at 5pm on 31 May 2021

The aim of this research is to ask parents and carers about their awareness and use of Skills Development Scotland services and how they talk to their child about careers. This information will allow SDS to better understand the needs of parents & carers and to better shape our services. The questions should take around 10 minutes to complete.

Skills Development Scotland (SDS) is the national skills body, we provide:

• career information, advice and guidance in every state secondary school in Scotland

• career information, advice and guidance in our career centres across Scotland

• My World of Work, our careers website

• My Kid’s Career, our website for parents and carers providing information to help you support your child with career choices

Apprenticeships.scot, our website on apprenticeship opportunities in Scotland.

Rights Respecting Schools group

The Rights Respecting Schools group are looking to gather feedback from pupils and parents about their priorities and concerns this new school session. Pupils will be completing the survey during Citizenship, but if any parent would like to complete the survey as well they can click the following link.

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=oyzTzM4Wj0KVQTctawUZKQ0p23TeVHlKk5exmrxYJG9URFZPVEM0MzUzQjNKVVRBM0EwUFMzUFdQRS4u

Thanks you from the RRSA team!

Scottish Youth Parliament

The Scottish Youth Parliament would like your views to inform their 2021-26 Manifesto ‘From Scotland’s Young People’. As the democratically elected voice of Scotland’s young people, the issues SYP focus and take action on come directly from the concerns raised by 12-25 years olds across the country.

In this survey, young people will be asked for your opinion on a range of statements, covering topics such climate change, when the school day should start and how the Scottish Government should protect your futures in the aftermath of COVID-19. By sharing your views in this consultation, you will directly shape SYPs work over the next five years as well as help them inform Scotland’s political parties on what changes young people would like to see in the next Scottish Parliamentary term.

The survey is open to all young people aged 12-25, who live in Scotland, and will close on 19th September 2020.
This manifesto is SYP’s biggest consultation – make sure your voice is included!

You can find the survey here.

To find out more about SYP and their work, visit www.syp.org.uk.
In you have any questions about this survey and the wider manifesto process please email at manifesto@syp.org.uk.

Continuing learning in light of Coronavirus

You will be well aware of the rapidly changing situation across the country due to the coronavirus. As you know schools, in line with everyone else, are following national guidance which in itself is necessarily changing on a daily basis. More information is available from the NHS at www.nhsinform.scot

At the moment all schools and Early Learning and Childcare Centres remain open. However, over the next few days and weeks, it is possible that an increased number of pupils and staff will catch the virus and have to stay at home. This will mean whole families having to stay at home for long periods of time, unable to come to school or go to work.

To help with our planning to continue to offer opportunities for learning we would be grateful if you could answer the following questions via the following link:

1. Do you or your child’s other responsible parent/carer work in one of the following sectors:
a. NHS/Social Care
b. Other emergency service
c. Other critical service, please specify

2. Are you currently, or will you likely be in the coming days, working from home (subject to the agreement of your employer)?

3. Does your household have access to the internet and WiFi?

I know this is a worrying time for everyone and I want to assure you that we are working hard to plan for different situations and continue to provide learning and teaching for our children and young people. We will continue to communicate with you through our usual channels on the arrangements for your child. Please continue to follow the updates provided through the school and Council social media sites.

For the full letter click here

EAST RENFREWSHIRE YOUTH VOICE SURVEY

East Renfrewshire Youth Voice have created a survey to consult young people on issues impacting them.  We hope to get as may responses as possible so that youth voice know what young people think needs changed.

We would ask that  as many pupils as possible complete the survey, which will be open until 6th March.  It is hoped that the findings from the survey may be reported back by members of the above group at a head teachers meeting.

The survey can be completed at:

https://getinvolved.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk/corporate-community-services/youth-voice-consultation-2019/start_preview?token=6d1db74cc3e9d77a7017b9a808457104dbb7b261

Many thanks,

East Renfrewshire Youth Voice

East Renfrewshire Youth Voice survey

East Renfrewshire Youth Voice have created a survey to consult young people on issues impacting them.  We hope to get as may responses as possible so that youth voice know what young people think needs changed.

We would ask that  as many pupils as possible complete the survey, which will be open until 6th March.  It is hoped that the findings from the survey may be reported back by members of the above group at a head teachers meeting.

The survey can be completed at:

https://getinvolved.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk/corporate-community-services/youth-voice-consultation-2019/start_preview?token=6d1db74cc3e9d77a7017b9a808457104dbb7b261

Many thanks,

East Renfrewshire Youth Voice

Evaluation for Parents – Developing the Young Workforce Event

If you and your child are attending our Developing the Young Workforce event this evening (Thursday 15 November) please click on the relevant link below to complete our Developing the Young Workforce Event Evaluation for Parents.

It would also be very helpful if you could forward this email to your child, who also attended the event, and ask them to click on the relevant link to the Evaluation for Pupils.

Both Evaluations will be open from 6.30 pm on Thursday 15 November until 11.30 pm on Thursday 22 November and they are also available on the school website.

Thank you for taking the time to complete the Evaluations.

Parental – here

Pupil – here

Take Music Further

The Music Commission (ABRSM) is a new research proposal looking at the national picture of music progression across the United Kingdom and Ireland. They would love for Scotland’s voice to be heard within this piece of research and are looking for teachers, pupils and parents to respond.

Online survey
This is open to all and aimed at individuals, with some questions about the opportunities and barriers people have experienced in making progress within music. It also gathers some demographic information that is helpful for the Commission.

https://themusiccommission.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/takemusicfurther

The survey closes on 1st June.